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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
PEACE IN ONE DEMOCRATIC CAMP.

ROBERT DAyI, QUIETLY NOMINATED FOR SHERIFF
~ HUDSON G .CNiY. \. j.
Tho Hudson Couuty Democratic Convection met yes
,eriay afternoon ia locnes Hall Jersey CIty. Mayor
Cleveland presided aud Assistant Districi-Atorney
Joseph VI Noonan acted as secretary. Candidates for
sAenn and two were u be nom AMAZED Il Was
understood beforehand that Alderman Robert Davis was
10 ne tns nominee tor sheriff, and consequently there
was little excitement In fact It was the qnIetest Demo
,r.tie oonyentlon hold III Hudson County Tor many
,erA Inc uans OF the IN tnagers carried
ont anv speclI sppSsuOa Alderman DAVIS received
vote, Freenolcer Andrew 1ulicn twenty
M. TINS nomination Of DAVIS was msts Unanimous
Iie /. s!rk al home. and committee appointed To wait
uOn hun brought er 81 Acceptance 10 the con
,autiun loun i. O'Ilara aud GrOr-e Brtckner were
uouua ed tor OiUncrs. ~peecbo, were made by MAJ OF
Cleveland. Congressman MeAdoo Edward h. Mcdonald
and ptn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
EARNEST Ew-JEKsEY REPUBLICANS.
oEGANlziNG TO CARRY DOUBTFUL STATE -ptLr

OEGANlIlNG 10 GARRY A DOIEITTL ~ n -DTL'-
CAFES EIICrFp.
TIC Union County YOUNG Republican League. which
hs< 1t. headquarters at Elizabeth, New-Jcr,ey though
oIgarizeI only a month ago. Ia displaying N 81 com
uclAable activity settling an example which II gen
eIally followed VIII IN, the triumph 81 tie lepub
Han parry 1t has already a membership 81 10,
most OF them young men, though not without exp r.
ouce IN political 80 ami representing every cry and
township the county.
& 81 Goddard oil P1ainiicld, s. the president; l.. L.
r,ar.all Il Il soule and Peter J.. Wood the vice
presidents AID G. G. Mcbride l. the secretary. Al a
recent meeting tho following delegates were elected
to represent organization al the state League 10 be
ne.a al TrrntOa Oh Wednesday l. FRANK 'a4.Dl T. N
Nod j. L. Ca-Dy, Kent X otcafn-. Jaic- VI, Ma-icit
Chaflrs T. Red X. K.nO, John tlnch, &. NJ God
Gafd and T.. t. Pcar-all Tho League VIII also Hend
dei~gatc- to the convention 10 be held in this CITY
December 3, IO and Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MoGTREAr, oct Is (SpcctiD.-The Red River Valley
Railway rails still lying at the wharf here all efforts
for their release proving futile None OF the fnancicrs
appeaed TO thinks tho security Is such as 10 warrant
advance OF money One Of them nas obtained loyal adj
vice the effect that tho 100000 loan the Norquay
Government aro trying TO float Is Illegal.
WAsHINGTos. oct 15.-Asslstant Secretary Maynard
has sustained the appeal OF the Central Vermont Rail
road Company the action OF tho Collector OF Gus
toms at cNacng fec OF 20 cents for each permit
issued for delivery OF certain Canadian products to
the surveyor IMPORTATION which had been entered At
frontier ports in transit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
THE TRANSFER OF THE b. < O. TELEGRAPH
nrr1clns DE LIZ COMrANIFs nIsCIS s. MAIILI.s Al


CHAMPAGNE II NrH
BALTIMORE, oct IS tSp'o,0l.-Eo0crt Garrett re-
maiued al his country srat today while prominent
Western Union talked with Vice President Spencer
and other BALTIMORE and ONO officials champagne
lunch abolt transfer OF the Baltimore and Ohio Iee
ernph. The lunch served In Nicc-Presdcpt hpen.
GERS private Offices The western Union officials present
were General Manager Ioker. Second Nlcr-rreriuent
John Van LONE. General superintendent Charles 4.
tinker and &. Nelncr and " ti.l~n T. Gill; Tie last OF
PbiladeA ia. The transfer formally made. at
midnight tonight all the employee Of The Baltimore aud
OL.o Telegraph pass iEo the soryico Of the Western
Union
The sixty operators In the mlin Baltimore and ohio
oilco looked very gnomy toJAy. Many % them vii!
have to 60. only the pick of the lot VIII be retained.
Tho Western Union official, mAdc TIP al Inspection
through The hLndsohe Baltimore and ohio centra bald
Ing. me operating rom. Inc top Moor, winch
especially p iAueI Tor tAo pnrpO-e pronounced
Tia. operating Ia tho rouhtIJ II Is UNDERSTOOD
thil the Western Union main Offices mere will I've Tram,
Tered 10 the Baltimore and ono buildiag Tie Penn
IRON the general order Ia report hereafter TO tho West
Union ihs l. construed Ia moan way out OF the
litigation already started Nv Tue 'ty o. Philadelphia
the BALTIMORE and On!o or violation OF contract
10 selling out 10 another company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

SBOPLTFTERS ARR STED ~ PHTLA DELPHH
PHI ApEIruIk Oct. 10 Npscldb -DcicciiycS ibis AZ
to moon arrested Frank wilson and DOG Para, both
OF Sew York ON the charge OF rObbng number OF
st,r,- zach carried "A AZ and PAX wore an
oycrcllt IN which what 10 known as M
rocict" when tho satches were oiened at the Centia
station they wee found to contain Gossamers, laI-e
teeth A dictionary, and nvo volumes Of now mcdicai
rorn Tho books worth about p each, and had
he,u stolen from T. BlantnsOn & CO. at No loO7
Vatout II They went INTO tho place this morning,
ho,.ht ono boon and stole slI. Nc-to day they went
int, t.r,'- book store Nnth.st below Marie" ST.,
al Lii four bplls 1hi, morning they rctu ucd
AMI -f,le TWO 90 them 4 Letter was found ON Tar.
sol to y lnam J. By nes, siatlOner, no. 90
Tbtrd A New Y, rh, el,inc him l-t oi thr stolen
boo. - telling him tney would be sent to-day and dl'
rcntinp hin not to TAI. H. sending the money 10y Mon
hnr IAcY Wero cOMmltlcl fOt tlal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
TLEcrIOy DAY APPROACHING.

The working force the Brooklyn Navy Yard "ss
augmented yesterday by the addition Of about Two hun.
dred me- hnlc, sbogcrs Most Of them employees
budding an annex Old Colossus ship iouse for ms
machinery b. used Ia the building OF The new
une-rbae ship authorized by Congress The engieer'
Ing force cruiser Chicago rcadusting ms
steam valves and making ohor necessary changes IN mo
mach merry prepa atory making tho lOSertia up tho
Sound.
The slOop. Nlpsic put in commission on We'd
nesday II Is certain when she vii b, ordered
q squadron duty \ large force l. diligently AZ Work
on tho turIcts and pilot house on the monitor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
rytropvc,P corpryyGs oPDFrED

At the annual convention OF the Master Car Bl-srs'
Association, held Miun- spo.s sist june, resolution
was passed recommending The adoption generally Of an
automatic verucal plane csrc0np'r. The nrmt~H oi ne
as,ucI,t On wcre Invited by eteDl.t Ae ,lms
popo,uon Tho executive committee o; the s>-l.'afpn
hc.a a meeting here Thursday 10 canvass tA4s t.iyh
They .Oaud that measure hat received l' l-lues
t,u-ihiu- majority 10 mANe IL ths positive Itc OF no
association. Tai, Will Insure unV mty lu tal-c.liiAg>,
and consequent elimination Of The old Ink ara pm
couplings, which distressing accicAs NAYS Always
Tom nuunl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

Tho schooner LIZA, ON her way nom tbs city 10
Weymouth, y. =, MAS run into about o'ao'A yes
te day morning by tho schooner T. a stuart ~
FauiAncr's I-ltnd Hex staTbOard side vas stove 10
tho manmast carried away, aud she suffered oilei
SOY damage A sailor named Matthias LAWSON
a native OF Norway, ~ entN tiice yeas id Was ~
tho wheel lie was killed Instantly and hnDched
overheard THO body sguA and wa- mot irc'eIeI
The Eta WAS tOwed 10 Ills city by tie tug occAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
NEWS IRON THE SUBURBS
TO EDUCATE WOMEN IN INDIA.

lecture OF Pund& RI404 the native hghc1sie Hin
100 woman Tho Conit D. oi Women N inl1 HIS To
suited IN tho formation of lOc. circle m ainnsi
y CONNECTION with TIE k4mtOal Board 10 be oig.nzed
" Soyr hrr such meu ~ d. r. r.
Lyman Abbott and sucn women - Fr n 90
Wlaid are Interested and 30 la TIC National Bo-rl
Will viii nave chArg tho funds Tor The establishing ami
school Tor th- education OF women ia lua
Itisd@,Ir-i TO rAsc S-5Op) Tlcr. hirtytwO yearly
nlr N r. AMI ten Ike members ito PAINTED circle. Mrs.
II. d.. president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

DRUGS RETiTLED At WHOLESALE IHi'F%
peops OF tn, t. who have been Ia the habit o i1cr
izlng Rikers arug sore. No 553 SAL ave.
where hoy have purcA.s" g1ot AK Giles a; low A VI"
be hat RSer + aoodt TO pat his GOO ID
whoi esae throus ont tho country -
be o n of increasing demand iOi li.
ne 81 supplies ~nich lao manufactures - Ms LARGE @ W"
- No stie1o
employees Mr. kAel'. -ier slir- ln -
Ms coca compound 81 riit cNp-' "''he's
thu list a.tc manu-. ctuici ~ hin>ri 'n -,
a Ills Store - note io' ,"'
,,,ncr 81 the ,irns, ice trinr hi. aa. Mr. ser 'iel.
IN Al her .teu 10; articles At discs"
OF lom tnlrty 10 atty per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
ANorneR oprLcER cnaRGED wlra cLraRYo

James Conuell, of No. 80 l'l-t., AMI laHe
Kcncaly, of 80 Pcl~t. were before Justice rater-
son at the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday.
charged with di-orierly conduct They weic arrested
by officer John WEIGH. OF the sixth irccn@', ana
hcy say that the policeman Wa drunk aud '.iltrd
Kenealy without the -ligate-t prJyOcaton. tOnnetl,
a. he siate-, saw the clubbing AMI asked Nel'u ~
lcaNe oil, Offering TO hop him make ITO arrest,
MhelcupOn he policeman airrai"d hun 100. \ lrw
wilnr,,c, were examined and tie va, .ou led
III yuc-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
cuyrJcAL UEALrH 0Fy0Hv TR4rEES.

The condition. " The health OF John Tlayci>, Who vas
Ii day removed from his execute IN under lis A'heF
will, give little hopes OF his recovery 10 hs
nervous he superaidcd pss.yuc stOAe 50
that his pht scal well his mental faculties Ao IL
ed
No executor will he appointed 10 succeed MI ITaYe
Mrs. r.avrrs told rEiBg repsrsr nat sue - qN
able TO manage the affairs or tn estate alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

Since The conviction VI Herman lGber the Anarchists
i'm. T. boycotting al thusc who were IN
any manner Instrumental bringing about his conviction
Aren't Uolthaus.n. men Der Of Grsnd jury who
dicrd Tubcl, merchant Ia Bergen tine ave, has al
ready felt the effects tho says n he
learn the ~hO concerned ne will teach
them a lessen IA proper respect for the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
ENDING THE WAR on soUrnrRX RATES.

ENDING THE WAR On SOUrHERN RATES.
The repTes eniatves OF tho COast".s steamship com
paniss and Florida railroad limos al The Asor House
yesterday sherman ConAnL president Of tho savannah.
Florida and Western railroad WAS elected chairman aEd
j. d. Nashagen eastern agent OF the same line. 'ccrs
tafy fhc Atlantic coast Line WAS represented by I
Emerson general froght and passenger agent; tho
clyde steamship Company by Theodore T. Eser. traho
manager the Mallory steamship Line Ny H. H. Mallory.
general agent. Ocean nip Line by g. ~ Sorrcl
general MANAGER. tho savannah Florida aud Western
Railroad g. d. Oweu lraic manager ana the T erius
southern Railroad W ). C. Boys,oA general freight aud
@FcHt
The convention GTed the frecht aud passenger rates
from all point. 10 tbLrcston, savannah and all
southeastern and fnrla pJ.nts IL also agreed upon
lu .rhrdue - Classification AMI upon rae, nj rrEula
p.IpOse aiming thr which
he unchanged GENERA Agent 80, Is on said after
the HdOlTuueu. nat the effect -. ha convention would
he to bring to clos. 'hr OF rates. from which the
companies had been suffering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
DISCUSSING THE "INrERvIEw.0

.vusrutNr CAUSED HY MR.. GAEhErT's REPORTED
1HRrArs-wREr MS rELfG ANS DELAYED
Wall stree, Gi not fully REGAIN composurs ye'tcr
day although tue dcniAs by Precedent Dope" OF inc
salient features IN the It Lous n.erNeT we're con,m'
cred fairly satisfactory. His deliberate reply on his
return To Sew York awaited VITA some Impotence
and frequent Inquiry WAS "a~tler no Won't eK'i'''
orin ous III any way approaching those attn'dei 10
him unles. they had been sanctioned b. Cornelius Van
de-pit who ha, been hi, companion on hl, present
trp
The uncertainty these points Vas shown In a
further decline ID TIE prices Of socA' hnl ~
though the opening al sGD-nriiAl cries The
cary prices were tlo hest Tor te day ihe do VA
ward movement was slow. bat Lot interrupted Tor
more than few inmates time aud the closing vas
weak in spite u a Sigh. rally u Re" st'cNA Aside
from tao discussion about Ma DrPev. there wai noih-
ing 70 tract than passing Interest Inc greatest
activity vas Ia Reading. which opened - per cent
hshcr IN cop-cqu OF the Oc. announcement That
reor.Asi14t.on wcld loo completed without fore
closure This result had bsca known 10 in-iiefs
for several da,s. and ia tact had been generally
afic p.ed The Fist price vas ta' lso't 1nd tno Dr.
cline noar tnAt point over = pr cont The entire
market followed b., leadership
The decline m Western Union. which was somewhat
snaller may have been due the published dispatches
iron, baltimore ai cA iutiuat.l hat Robert Garrett
VA. preparing boubshel Ia toe shape Of statement
about Ia, recent sAle OF tho BAdmose AMI Onio le.e
sr.ph II asserted tHAt luplfiAni c''e mess"s's
whi,h hc Hal r'nt "e orc N~lh- "i, L'I"'~ 4d "r'
n,cAriicd ~lfuin suppressed and oto-ung de'ol
opmrnts were promised. . ,. 49, 49,
Persons who "re familiar win INC neso
ratious laughed at the threats ~ w-s
presumed That 81" Gar" oil n'ri 'h. ,""n',',-, '.De
hn'. al tho 'iFp'"t"h "a i'' " - to '' no. "o'
delivered properly by that 90 "pAny WAS considered
au,u.ius IT, ihe other nand, De sent hs dispatches
Oy tue poo. lines b" would nav fc.i N 'i"tu 'l or
damages against thr company 10 W"ch TIE syndicate
sod me e!esrapA pIorry u i'R".s1 q" "sts snP
Trends were iespohslblo Tor the i'ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
ANOTHER rNION sQuA

ANOTHER UNION SQUARE MEETING TO MORROW
Ednor sAeyit,h went 10 Ponce headquarters ye''er'
ay and procured permits tor seYeralah0r organizations
to march 10 the meeting IN Union 20 lare toinoirow
night lie had pleasant intoTren VIII shpsfihlch
dent Murray and SAID lie expected that ths meeting 81
tho eauaro would TO attended by ut least io'ooo per
sons Mr. Murray .sid lie would be AT the square VIVID
sucle, force of uolicc men 70 preserve order No tron
bic at meeting between tho police Aad inc Tio-ros
Labor Farty expected. the sut sAu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
THE FATAL CAR eTOyE BEGINNING TO GO.
The Croton local trans The Hudson River Railroad


For "wornouL" own feblitAci school teachers
uiItners hOusekec AMI ~oTksi
women grnai4iv fierce', sayors Prescription ths
Dr.t o. al .tOratIyc tonic, It lOts ureA. but al
maDy in,s sngrness % purpose Oslus most pot ut
chrome SetSnr,'es ana diseases DC "A
!a to women It's pO Sorfu 'r. wei 80 uterine.
tpnic nerynr anu mpars visDf ADd strength u TO
IL promptly cures ~eakn's'" i stomach Ia.
Jloattng seak Ddok, perNoh- pfbsrioh ebV
either fsNnrtr lio,ciiptI"h ~
so " drqgg-t, nader POSITIVE Guaranteed see wrap
afound bottle Price ~ boitlr or -S bottles Tor
81. . 81,
A large treats Diseases % Women pfonsels Nus
oiord plates and numerous WOOD cuts seh ef
cents stsrnps 1900.
Address WORLDS DfSPFNSARI MED CAL ASSN
CITATION, 500 n ain.st Buffalo u. \.
"0oden Medical Discovery the great blood punher
Offensive breath vanishes with tho ussof Dr. sagos Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
IRVING HALL DELEGATES ELECTED.

Tho LIVING Hall primaries we're held last even
Dg Mos OF the district, represented those where
the DELEGATIONS Withdrew NO weeks ago having been
uled I'D Among the prominent deiceIcs oece ed we're
- tor, In,.nu A r,oser Robert H. NOOaey.
Nlrnolas HaugIton Joseph L McDououKh. Df. william
a Uemarc,,. KoDert Van Wyck. ttaucls BAOy
,lou,l Frederick A. Conkiins eIJuIE bliAe. hairy
C.nupel Alderman Jaoso T. Long. Nell BJaGt ana
John al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
OB!TL AIRY.
FLDER LOnN ALLEN GANO.

PARIS Ky.OcL I5-Eidor john Alien Gano age eighty
two yc4r. died a. his tonrevtlIe ye'trri'y
noruug: lie w., OF ths founders OF tho Reormsi
OF ,nrsau Chrcl wllch hi ~ start IN tins co nty
nearly -i1tT Years AGO lie o1-@orkor VII: Alex
nnte. Campbell. B,r,Oa W. -toah ami other no'od
dyiucs ~ church wlich has nc inOersnlp oI moro
tnan a million In the UnlIed states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

Uor,rar H.uss-S Thomas Esmendo and Arthur OCon-
nor Of ug and and Judge Jhn Holman o. inhinapos
yeic. io,. Hoisi-Mayot william A. tnnitsna'; o,
Ch.r.sron Ptfh Ar'nur Nsri- Gurus 'utIl OF
i0-fni. anf Colonel n. j tanswottl U = Army -
Victoria regrtv" britlsh Nohsu AZ
ore and brttha Non II llrrn OF Boston tdfendon
Ifo-C Spune Rec. Of the Brtisi LEGATION ~ "a'hhston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

TO DISCUSS JEFFEIs5VN fNI''VII I'D. .
Ths R-publican Club tho CITY OF New-fork VIII hold
n. regular montbly meeting at NO. ~ W"t i"ehV'
eighih.st tomorrow evening e. H. hehhsos VIII 'sad
naner on 1.-The DE mocrac Party aud the Principles OF
.rnona. Jeaar.on" Reports will lie received from the
Commirtse on rie Convention Of Republican CLUBS ana
the on Manning tho Polls and oihef s,'oa
aiII b. taken regarding the canpaigs' '"'s' "' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
prpuerIcASs NAMED IN SEw-JERsEY.

CAPE MAY, n. j. Is AT tho Republican CountT Con
~.,,on to.dav Or. Waller - Leaning nominated
for me Assembly aud Andrew j. Iomin tor surrogate
Eco HARB, CITY, y. j., oct lo-The Republican
Convention OF Atlantic County To-Day nohnated Ja~e'
u NIXON Of Atlantic City. for the Assembly; Smith
,..oo NJ Galloway for sheriff. john = Rsley, pres
a ,ncnment for Surrogate. sni~Dr K soey. OF Egg
Earbor Tow nship for Coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

The ycider Tax bill would have produced revenue oi
s. .5uOOOJ. This amount would have relieved IA"
r,coul. Of the state OF the eEtIe burden OF scA00
iaX or OF 90 rer cent OF TIE TAX Ior
general state purposes or OF nearly thryuve per cent
Nltn these figures 80 D~s'' - Is
possible TOR tIr citizens OF Goa " or CIT or ""h
knows tAe tod. lax OF mat pohufa Snoh''fluh 10
lsure he to imsr ~ Il mel -hb9is tiai "Oui
1ay. taken place tor GuVcrnsl iil4, veto.
Among appointments male fOr SPEAKERS Is one TOT
SyrAc.s on Tur-ay for julius e. Burrows. OF MiChe"n
George o. uo,i.s Will speak a. silver ~pring on MIR
dAv. CASTLE october -. Perry Centre. october -
~ora O,to1,r 20 senator FRYE. o. Maine. has prom
i.-.. lrer speecacs, be-luu.ug OctONgT u.
+ " lIn.ls Of II Vernon. WHO called during ne dAv'
SAY. that The WcSirhe.tcr senatorial nSIt Hong tue
democrats will result The election OF kepuDI can
Ia al, opinion. here Is no chance o. cOnY4ohs7 10
N,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
C.h.o.of Ch.o.oi, C.h.o.oiit

Don't sneeze saeeze hawk hawk spit blow. and dsgast
with your offensive Drest you have scrn
rasry .charxes the and throat disease
Smoking sensations oough ringing noises In head
headache and ether OF nasal oaarrh re
member the manufacturer OF Dr. Sages tstatrh
which they oars The remedy 10 sold BY druggists -
only 90 osnta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
WESTCuESTER COUNTY.

NEW RocHrrLH-The trustees OF New Rochelle have
wsrded contract ecric Light Company 10 fursS
seventy electric lights Of 400 andle power each.
lighted dark TILL dawn at So ceuIsa night or sat
for three years from January /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
TUE 0LyEK,. BROOKS COMET.

PurIrs " Y. oct l5.-Profes'sr Brooke ob'orvei
tbe Ober. Brooks comet this 1t is now IN tho
constellation Coma Bsrenices. III tho eastern morning
sEy and m ~ Ne easily observed WITH small tee'copsS
ug now Al IL, brlVutest. The comet nearest tho
rsrIh four day, ago and will return to psrihclion In
Two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

were oil heated by steam furnished from the iocom0
tyss Yesterday and gave great satisfaction In tho
oorrse ~, few day. the Peekskill aud Poughkeepse
local trains will be heated in like manner which VIII
prohaby lie all or nearly ALL that be fitted up Win
the arrang gem mt this winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
NEW Arm.

rA rrv IT, IN. case Of Vincepto iusno who ha' been
m. ,,nrder NJ padOna came into
cour, Al Yesterday win yerict "t sny OF msn
si.uyhtrr JuIauo sudei Tor sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
THE RECORD OF THE REPUBLICAN, PAR

A FEW OF THE MANY THINGS ACCoMPi ishED-AC-
TIvITY AT HEADQUARTERS.
Tho Republican Slate Committee has issneu hummer
of little "ticklers to remind voters OF salient capaS"
facts Among others Is tho following leshet' WIN" We"
issued yesterday. II is copied in fuil Lere""H'
pIprtAI RECORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
TEACHERS LEiRy or PALESTINE.

Professor Bckmore yesterday delivered his ;" oad Feet
Chickcring Hail 10 large audience Tie su0ee'
w,s Palestine, and the lecturer gave h> org OF no
various peoples have occupied the conuts, ani 'hs
RUNS of Civilization wcro presented IN s,tl0s "
Views OF historic objects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

LOUIS JEAN EMMANUEL GONZALES.
PARIS. oct. Is Louis Jean Emmanuel Gonzales the
French author, is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

NtRRITNG ANU DlINU FINIEh IUt ~ ~"
Births 10 the number OF 7l2 aud io2 marriages, AZ
unusually large number. were recorded 40 tue sanitary
Bureau last week. or Go deaths IN the city la't Wei
a. were caused by contagious diseases. Following 4"
record OF such diseases for two weeks;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
JUDGE 1T BY ITS WORh.

t.psr a, tho admission OF five candidates for resident
membership and three for nonresident membership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

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